See also:
opbls, opbadd, opbrm, opbname
4 more
, opbfilters, opgadd, opgop, opgrm
Usages
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opbop [-v] bundle_pattern set|add|remove|filter|lock|unlock nodes
Options
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set|add|remove|filter|lock|unlock
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set nodes
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Set the contents of the bundle(s) to be the list of nodes.
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add nodes
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Add the specified nodes to the contents of the bundle.
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remove nodes
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Remove the specified nodes from the bundle.
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filter filter_value
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Set the filter of the operator. This makes the bundle able to contain only specific types of operators. Use opbfilters to get a list of valid filter values. Also, if no filter name is provided, the list of available filters will be printed.
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lock
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Lock a bundle so Houdini does not automatically add/remove nodes. You can still modify the bundle’s contents manually. That is, when a bundle is locked, its contents only change when the user explicitly adds or removes nodes (via the add/remove option of opbop or through the bundle pane interface). All bundles are locked when they are created.
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unlock
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Unlock a bundle so Houdini can automatically add/remove operators that match the bundle filter. That is, when a bundle is unlocked, Houdini will change its contents as nodes that match the filter are created or deleted. For example, if the user creates a Light object, Houdini will automatically add it to any unlocked bundles that allow Light objects.
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-v
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(Verbose) Print information about set/add/remove operations.
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